Consider, by comparison, Mr Scalia's endorsement of Justice Benjamin Cordozo's 1933 statement decrying judicial second-guessing of legislative acts:We do not pause to consider whether a statute differently conceived and framed would yield results more consonant with fairness and reason.
The polities he posits as exemplary are not conceived as formal frames of individual life goals, but textured wholes into which human autonomy is woven, this fabric Sittlichkeit, being the moral-cultural substance postulated by German idealism.
The window dominates much of the northwest side of her little house, as though the window was conceived of first, to frame the scene, and the house added only later for support.
A special pivoting testing frame is conceived to apply cyclic, uniformly distributed inertia-like forces.
The breakthrough came as he conceived the idea of framing his own story with that of Liu Ying.
After the preview, and in anticipation of this interview, I had imagined, at this point, Stoppard would confide that, as a man of the theatre, he had conceived the idea of framing his adaptation with a cinematic proscenium arch.
It is therefore not surprising that film references to camps were mostly conceived in the form of flashbacks, creating tense dramatic moments, but nevertheless keeping this harsh reality in a different time frame from the "real time" of the plot.
The procedure was conceived to assist in and frame the planning of built heritage cleaning actions.
The subject of this article is the frame problem, as conceived by certain cognitive scientists and philosophers of mind, notably Fodor for whom it stands as a fundamental obstacle to progress in cognitive science.
It occurs when a woman releases multiple eggs that are then fertilized by multiple men during a single ovulation period, meaning the children are conceived within a short time frame -- likely hours or days apart.
